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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1952

Page

2

Assessors Appointed For Butler County Check On Personal Property

County Auditor R. H. Smith lists 14 assessors to start March 15 to aid Butler County farmers in listing personal property for taxation. Contact points and hours to be announced. an instruction meeting will occur before mid March. Filing deadline March 31. A new state uniform valuation schedule will change assessments nationwide.

Butler County R. H. Smith Fairfield William A. McCormick Hamilton Hanover E. E. McCormick Lemon Roy Kettman Middletown Liberty Charles Tyson Bethany Madison Frank Marts West Middletown Milford Arthur Graf Morgan Stanley Scheering Oxford Township E. W. Dennison S. Poplar St Oxford Oxford Village R. H. Wilson N. Campus Ave Reily Herman Williams Ross Roland Bevis St. Clair Howard M. Shaeffer Seven Mile Union Charles W. Solsman West Chester Wayne Paul Zehler West Elkton Rd Somerville Middletown City Smith

March comes in like a lion ends with lamb to follow

The front end of March brought rough weather with 26 degree readings at dawn and a 44 degree high by afternoon. A light snow of .03 inch fell overnight, while the month’s heaviest snowfall was 2.03 inches on February 17.

Drivers Held After Crashes In Middletown

Two drivers were arrested after crashes investigated by city police. Lennox B. Williams, 46, of 910 South Main St., faced a charge of operating under the influence after a collision at Our and Baltimore Streets. Evan Masters, 40, of 1410 Young St., was charged with physical control of an intoxicated motor vehicle following a crash into a parked car on Mound Avenue. A third incident at the South Main Street crosswalk damaged a car, with Wrightsman Noble, 36, of 1507 GarfieldSt, rear ending another auto.

Lennox B. Williams South Main St Our Baltimore Sts Williams John T. Wilson South Lebanon Evan Masters Young St Masters George and Marion Thompson Mound Ave Miamisburg Yankee Rd Earl T. Griggs Sycamore St Wrightsman Noble Garfield St Wrightsman

Slot Machine Transportation Case Dismissed

A Hamilton man, Mike Morrison, had charges of transporting slot machines over a state line dismissed in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati. Morrison, arrested January 19 by FBI agents after machines bought in Cincinnati surfaced in Kentucky FBI slots roundup, was released on $1,000 bond. Defense argued Morrison’s personal role not proven. the district attorney sought more evidence but filed for dismissal yesterday. The case was heard by Commissioner J. Paul Geoghegan.

Hamilton U.S. District Court Cincinnati Mike Morrison FBI Morrison Kentucky Defense Council Robert N. Gorman J. Paul Geoghegan

Louis Waldner Only Bidder On Sewer Project

Hamilton bid notice reports Louis Waldner and Sons of Middletown as the sole bidder for a sanitary sewer in Lemon Township Butler County. The $11 000 estimate may be beaten by the bid, and the project on Coles Road proceeds if the bid is accepted after review.

Hamilton Marshall Lemon Township Butler County Louis Waldner

Two Workmen Injured at Local Plants

Two men were treated after injuries at work. Harry McCarty, 322 North Broad Street, suffered contusions when he fell from a paper machine at Sorg Paper Company. Kermit Hammock, 3111 Navaho Street, had a finger amputated after catching his hand in a machine at Warren Steel Company. A three year old, Andrea Breeding of Germantown Route 2, was treated for a fractured left arm after a fall at home.

Middletown Hospital Harry McCarty North Broad St Sorg Paper Company Kermit Hammock Navaho St Warren Steel Company Andrea Breeding Germantown

Ice and weather-linked crashes injure three in area

Three people suffered minor injuries as ice on highways contributed to crashes late last night and today. Highways were reported in fairly good shape by late morning.

Opal Garcia West Middletown Tony Garcia Brown's Run Rd

Local births reported from Middletown and Lebanon

Vital Statistics lists several newborns and parent towns with births today and yesterday. In Middletown Route 1 a girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Ingram. Lebanon reports a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Junior Lee Clark. Yesterday adds a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Burton of 1933 Lamberton St. and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Don Townsend of 1404 Winona Dr. Also a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Farler of 3014 Omaha St. In Hamilton an out of town birth occurred Friday afternoon at Mercy Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klamo at 926 Brough St. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Cyprian Klamo Sr. reside on Taylor Ave.

Kelly Ingram Middletown Junior Lee Clark Lebanon Marion Burton Lamberton St Don Townsend Winona Dr Elmer Farler Omaha St Frank Klamo Brough St Hamilton Mercy Hospital Cyprian Klamo Taylor Ave

Marriage Licenses for Hamilton Pairs Listed

Joseph Marcum 21 and Nora Bush both of Hamilton George Weet Jr 24 and Florence L Burress 21 both of Hamilton Hubert B Blair 20 Hamilton U S Army and Anna Mae Gabele 19 Hamilton Robert Supe 29 Box 518 Winton Rd Cincinnati gardener and June M Bauer 23 Hamilton Route 6 sales clerk

Joseph Marcum Nora Bush Hamilton George Weet, Jr Florence L. Burress Hubert B. Blair U.S. Army Anna Mae Gabele Robert Supe Winton Rd Cincinnati Gardner June M. Bauer

Hospital Census Listing Names Patients and Relatives

The list records numerous patients and relatives across multiple streets and towns. Names include Mrs. Ralph Federle Waynesville Route 1 surgical and others such as Thomas Sullivan Baltimore St medical and Julia Connally First Ave surgical.

Ralph Federle Waynesville Thomas Sullivan Baltimore St Julia Connally First Ave Elmer Childs North Broad St William Waugh Moore St David Burdge Donald Burdge Burton Rd Robert Dunn Samuel Dunn Navaho

Weekend Showings at Theatres: Boots Malone Retreat Hell Bowery Champs

At Paramount Saturday Boot Malone shows at 1:35 1:45 and 10 p.m. Defiance offers Retreat Hell at 1:30 3 5 7 and 9:30 p.m. Strand presents Bowery Champs at 1:55 4:55 8:00 and 10:30 p.m. Flockbusters runs 3:20 6:20 and 9:20 p.m. Sunday Captain Blood at 1:35 6:08 and 6:15 p.m. Purple Heart Cary shows at 3:30 6:45 and 10:00 p.m.

Boots Malone Defiance Bowery Champs Flockbusters Captain Blood Purple Heart Cary

Community Religious Week Of Music And Talks At Local Churches

Eighth anniversary events for the Senior choir of the Holiness Tabernacle of the universe continue next week with 2 p.m. program by Kash Amburgy from Lebanon Bible Church of God and choir. Evening services start 7 30 p.m. each day with a different guest speaker and church groups. Final Sunday service at 3 30 p.m. led by Rev William Reynolds. A separate 3 30 p.m. musical and literary program features multiple local participants. The Labonamie Club hosts a tea 2 to 6 p.m. tomorrow at Silver Leaf Social Club.

Holiness Tabernacle Uiverse Kash Amburgy Lebanon Bible Church of God Charles Holiday Joseph Pate New Era Baptist Church F. H. Hampton The Mt. Zion Baptist L. H. Reed Phillips Chapel C.M.E David Jones Friendship Baptist Church William Reynolds Charles Allen Huston Kilgore

Retired Lebanon Lumber Company Head Succumbs

Ed M. Johnston 85 longtime Lebanon resident and former Johnston Lumber Company president died at home on Columbus. He retired in 1946, his son Myron T. Johnston now runs the business. Survived by wife Bessie and daughter Mrs H D Daily. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Oswald Funeral Home. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Burial also noted at Calvary Cemetery in Miamisburg. Prayers Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home.

Lebanon Ed M. Johnston Johnston Lumber Company Columbus Ave Bessie Johnston H. D. Daily Near Franklin Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon Cemetery Charles Moore Calvary Cemetery Miamisburg John Arpp

Funeral services for John Mulholland at McCoy Leffler

Funeral home timetable set for 10:30 a.m. Monday with Rev. H. H. Jung officiating. Burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Peastown follows the service. Mulholland aged 71 of 7449 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati died at Christ Hospital during an emergency operation after years of failing health. Visitation scheduled Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. at the funeral home.

John Mulholland Montgomery Rd Cincinnati McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home H. H. Jung Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Peasttown Mulholland Armco Rolier Christ Hospital

Death of Harry L. Caldwell Pioneer Armco foreman dies at 77

Harry L. Caldwell 77 of 808 Fourteenth Ave, died 10:20 p.m. Friday at Middletown Hospital after an illness since February 17. He long served as foreman of Armco’s pickling department, retiring in 1943. He belonged to Jefferson Lodge 90 F&AM and Chapter 87 RAM. Surviving are his widow Alice, daughter Emma Schwing, son Arthur Caldwell, four grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and sister Mrs. Charlies Getts of Camp Point HI. Funeral arrangements are with McCoy Leffler.

Harry L. Caldwell Fourteenth Ave Middletown Hospital Caldwell Armco Jefferson Lodge 90 F&am R.A.M Alice Emma Schwing Arthur Caldwell Charlies Getts Camp Point MceCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Mrs Josephine Sparks Dies After Year Long Illness

Mrs Josephine Sparks 25 of 3213 Ottawa Street Oneida died Friday at 6 25 p.m. after a year long illness. Survived by widower Sam two daughters Blanche Gertrude Thelma Jean, her parents Ther Sher Hollon and wife Flora Stacey plus Miss Vannie Hollon Elmer and Dean Hollon. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Dr R C Caudill officiating burial Woodside Cemetery visitation after 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Josephine Sparks Ottawa St Oneida Sparks Church of God In Kentucky Sam Blanche Gertrude Thelma Jean Thersher Hollon Flora Stacey Vannie Ho

Wells Rites Set for Dayton Man at Stockdale

Germantown resident Willard C. Wells 31 died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a two day illness. A Michigan Motor Freight Lines driver and World War II artillery veteran, he is survived by Mary his widow, his mother Mrs. Mary Wells a sister Ruth Ann Wells and brothers Elbin and Wayne Wells all of Stockdale. Funeral services 1 p.m. Sunday at John Arpp Funeral Home with Rev. Cecil Ingram then at Stockdale Methodist Church 2 p.m. Monday. Burial in Stockdale Cemetery.

Germantown Willard C. Wells Lindenwood Ave Dayton Good Samaritan Hospital Wells Michigan Motor Freight Lines Mary Mary Wells Ruth Ann Wells Elbin Wayne Wells Stockdale John Arpp Cecil Ingram The Baptist Mission

Death of Charles Jacobs at 76 in Dayton

Charles Jacobs 76 died Friday afternoon at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton after years of ill health. A retired farmer he lived 26 years on Route 1 farm. Survived by widow Margaret three sons Cleades Dayton Orville Lester at home one daughter Opal Rieber Piqua three sisters Dayton and two grandchildren. Services 9 30 at St Augustine Church.

Germantown Charles Jacobs St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton Jacobs Route 1 Margaret Cleades Orville Lester Opal Rieber Piqua Gertrude Snyder Ida Williams Tracy Stillers St. Augustine Church

William C Huffman Dies at 85 in Preble County

William C. Huffman known as Uncle Billy, 85, died yesterday at Ft Hamilton Hospital after a long illness. A retired farmer and long-time Preble County resident, he lived on his Route 1 farm and was a Somers Township native. He formerly held stock in Somerville National Bank and once had an interest in the Somerville movie house.

Camden William C. Huffman Ft. Hamilton Hamilton Billy Mr. Huffman Preble County Route 1 Somers Township Somerville National Bank Somerville

Municipal Court fines for alcohol and disorderly conduct cases

Edward Reffitt, 52, of West Middletown Route 2, fined 200 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. six month driving suspension with work-time exception. fleeing the scene charge dismissed after his car struck two parked vehicles on Central Ave. Kenneth Jones, 21, of 332 Curtis St., fined 25 dollars and costs with three year driving suspension for physical control after an accident at Arpo Alley and Manchester Ave. John Day, 54, of 1407 Woodlawn Ave., fined 25 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. gun found in his possession confiscated and fine suspended.

Miamisburg Lena Rose Woodward St Dayton John E. Rose Leroy Carnes North Main St Finley Hurst Crawford St Middletown Squire J. E. Jackson Squire Otto Graffner Millville John P. O'Connor Hamilton Robert E. Diesel Sharonville Opal D. Rapp Vine St Oxford Rita M. Webber Compton Rd Cincinnati Charles B. Witherby Harry Stretcher Trenton Lewis Perry Charles Osterman Stretcher Thomas Linn Monroe William W. Amyx Cresview Ave Eugene R. Green East Fifth St Charles B. Grissom Prospect Pl Edward Reffitt West Middletown Alton H. Combs Reffitt Beffitt Central Ave Kenneth Jones Curtis St Ohio Arpo Alley Manchester Ave John Day Woodlawn Ave

Martin Coyle Sworn In as Butler County Elections Board Member

Martin A. Coyle, chairman of the Butler County Republican Executive Committee, took the oath as a member of the Board of Elections, sworn by his father. He fills the four year post after Orman Elam’s departure, with Stitsinger expected to be ousted and Corwin Brosius named. The board includes two Democrats and two Republicans, with Mose Kahn likely to remain deputy clerk.

Martin A. Coyle Butler County Republican Executive Committee Board of Elections Caleb M. Coyle Orman Elam Middletown Republican Committee Coyle Fred Stitsinger Stitsing GOP Corwin Brosius Hanover Township Lovie Cretors Mose Kahn Robert Briede George Brandhoff James Shollenbarger

Seven Student Nurses Capped In Middletown Hospital Rites

The capping of six nurses at Middletown Hospital Verity Hall marked six months of training and a semester at Miami University. Miss Hazel Fay Mary Logan Ann Schneider Marilyn Jean Schneider Doris Jeanne Coomer and Helen Louise Robison completed the program with caps presented by F Evelyn Beck. Reverend Louis R Wolter spoke on destiny in white and the nurses future in service. A reception followed at the nurses home.

Louis R. Wolter First Methodist Church Middletown Hospital Verity Hall Miami University Hazel Fay Mary Logan Ann Schneider Marilyn Jean Schneider Middletown Doris Jeanne Coomer Blanchester Helen Louise Robison Franklin A. C. O'Connor F. Evelyn Beck School of Nursing Helen Gerber Ramsdell Nurses’ Home

Canton Man Sentenced to Life for Wife’s Murder

George Suten, 49, was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the November 3 fatal shooting of his wife Victoria. Police say the death followed a domestic quarrel.

Canton George Suten Victoria

Deliverers Call Off Springfield Truck Strike

A threatened strike by four Springfield firms delivering International Harvester Co. trucks was halted Friday night as James M. Felts, business agent of Local 654 AFL Truck Drivers Union, announced that agreements were reached pending ratification by locals next week. Terms were not disclosed.

Springfield O.P International Harvester Co James M. Felts AFL

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